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9y ago
What a great observation! I can teach you that skill. For $80/hour. :)
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9y ago
Crazy story! Just fyi, "et al." is usually used to mean "and other people," and "etc." is usually used to mean "and other such stuff."
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9y ago
Also a Catholic, also an adult convert, only married 3 years. Not using contraception has been amazing in bringing us together so far. Obviously 3 years isn't long, but the impact seems profound. Happy to take emails from anyone intere
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9y ago
Look into Corsi and Fenwick.
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9y ago
When I studied cello performance in college, my professor would joke that the 40 David Popper etudes were my new bible. However, I think a copy of Bach's six cello suites is a better match. In my work in math education, there are many
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10y ago
As a serious Catholic, I appreciated this humor and its legitimate insight.
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jabv
10y ago
I think you're looking for WUPHF.com... [0] [0] http://theoffice.wikia.com/wiki/WUPHF.com_(Website)
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10y ago
Because a representation of this can be published as a book, I'll say the six cello suites by JS Bach. After a strange, 15-year journey, I eventually understood one of Peter Kreeft's proofs for the existence of God, "There is
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10y ago
Hi! I had serious problems from becoming gradually more sedentary through a desk job and less laborious lifestyle. I didn't have the same type of pain you describe, but I had some issues particular to my shape and proportions. My life
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10y ago
I think the parent used "customer success" as a reference to the job function of interacting directly with clients and serving as a channel for feedback. This type of work often affords one the opportunity to develop product impro
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10y ago
I find the book "Absolute Java" by Savitch to be rather readable for a textbook about a language. The author doesn't seem too self-serious. Grab an older edition for cheap. I am curious if anyone else likes/dislikes the
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10y ago
A decent voice teacher can help with that. Not everyone can be Frank Sinatra, but you can learn to sing well enough to join an amateur choir if you desire. To find an inexpensive voice teacher, look up the information for a voice professor
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10y ago
I don't do body building (taking a narrow definition of the term), but I do heavy (for me) barbell lifts as part of my regular exercise routine. For some anecdata, I consistently find myself in a better frame of mind after lifting as l
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10y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if Sheen picked it up from Lewis, as the former certainly admired the latter!
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10y ago
See my reply above regarding the second paragraph - it's a good question. Regarding the final paragraph and implicit assumptions regarding the veracity of the content of the four canonical gospel accounts, I am not sure attributing it
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10y ago
I think lucozade's reply (just below yours) gets closer to why Sheen's argument matters at all (admitting that it is more of a, "Hey, have you thought about it this way?" than a serious argument, the latter of which Shee
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The fact that Bayes' work, which is more popular and possibly relevant than ever, answers a serious philosophical challenges to claims about the nature of reality (a consequence of any claims of divinity) is a mere historical accident
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10y ago
That's a great question! There is lots of corroborating evidence regarding many people and events (not all people and all events, but further discussion would branch a bit further off topic). https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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10y ago
Finally, a confession: some people on this forum really DO have more days in a month than other folks!
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10y ago
I agree with you, but I think the parent was saying that even controlling for one's ability to successfully do a thing, some things (i.e. those that are more strenuous or otherwise require more commitment) take longer to solidify as ha
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10y ago
Hi - I only checked out the introduction, but I think you are right that this is a far superior form compared to traditional video. I make things like this for product trainings with my company using a graphical tool (Articulate Storyline),
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Ask HN: Why can I hear my touchpad through my speakers?
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I reflect that the mercy of God is like an infinite ocean.
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I suspect each person truly needs different supports. I have fallen in love with the material from Eric Goodman. His company is called Foundation Training, and he has a lot of freebies on YouTube. I would say, with no hyperbole, his simple
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I have made this transition in stages with the same company (office-based --> home-based but working closely with regional clients and teammates --> home-based and don't see anyone else much). Motivation and discipline are still
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My company is of the mind that many ed tech products are not impactful because they don't take a rigorous approach to curriculum (notwithstanding the absolute buzzword status of "rigor" in K12 education). Our approach is to u
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The fallacy here is that causing harm is intrinsically bad. Causing harm can be legitimate or illegitimate. Guns are designed for sport or to cause harm, and the fact that the latter is sometimes used illegitimately does not change the legi
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11y ago
Thank you. An important distinction. The same idea gets me going in discussions about turnover rates among football teams. (Teams tend to regress to the mean year-over-year in how often they fumble, so some writers insist fumbles are "
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I expected this OP to be way funnier than it actually was. OP, learn your references. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Modest_Proposal
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11y ago
I studied cello performance at my university and delved into the world of instrument design when searching for my current cello with its low-five-digit price tag. It is a pretty cool blend of art and science. Folks on HN might like to check
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